According to a new report, Nvidia’s consumer RTX 60 series GPUs may not launch until the second half of 2027. This would create one of the longest gaps between generations in GeForce history, driven by AI demand and memory shortages.
According to a report, Nvidia is adopting a strict “pay-first” policy for its H200 AI chip in China. This move is a direct hedge against regulatory uncertainty from both governments. Chinese AI firms, needing the chips, have little choice but to comply.
A new FCC regulation has banned all newly introduced foreign-made drones from the US market. This extends far beyond DJI, leaving consumers with dwindling options and older technology.
Bluetti just announced the Charger 2, a major upgrade to its car charging module. It can now pull power from both your vehicle’s alternator and solar panels at the same time, promising much faster charging for portable power stations.
A promotional video from Dell’s Alienware division on Weibo explicitly mentions an unreleased AMD Ryzen 9 9950XX3D2 CPU. This suggests AMD’s CES 2026 plans were more ambitious, featuring a flagship gaming chip that never made the stage. The discrepancy points to a likely last-minute change in strate
Corsair is taking aim at the pro gaming market with a new lineup of high-performance peripherals announced at CES 2026. The headliners are the MAKR PRO 75 magnetic keyboard and new ultralight versions of the SABRE v2 PRO mouse.
Lenovo unveiled a futuristic rollable-screen gaming laptop concept and a full suite of consumer laptops at CES 2026. The new models are powered by next-gen Intel Panther Lake, AMD Ryzen AI 400, and Qualcomm Snapdragon X2 processors, with prices starting at $799.
Lenovo is redesigning the ThinkPad X1 Carbon’s internals for 2026. The new “Space Frame” layout aims to improve heat dissipation by up to 20% and make key components like USB ports and keyboards easier to replace.
AMD’s stock took a hit, sliding over 4% despite CEO Lisa Su’s bold prediction that computing power needs to grow 100x in five years. The market seems worried the AI hype is getting ahead of reality.
At CES, SwitchBot announced the Onero H1, a flexible-armed robot for household chores, and the AI MindClip, a subscription-based voice recorder. The company is pushing beyond simple smart home gadgets into more complex, AI-driven automation. But can it deliver?
